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Faster Dynamic Graph Clustering with Hierarchical Graph Contraction
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Proposes a hierarchical data structure that dynamically maintains the cluster structure of evolving graphs with O(d) amortised update time.
Problem
Clustering dynamic evolving graphs where edges and vertices are added over time and the underlying cluster structure gradually changes.
Approach
A hierarchical graph contraction data structure that maintains the cluster structure of the evolving graph with amortised O(d) update cost per step, avoiding recomputation from scratch.
Key results
- Cluster structure of G_T can be maintained with O(d) amortised update time per edge update, per the abstract (d is abstract's graph parameter, truncated in the provided text).
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